The Joestar Power Tier List This has been one of the more requested videos,
because a lot of people want to see their Joestar be the best.
I don’t know why, it’s not like power equates to who was written better, but this
is going to be power and strength related.
Two things to remember, 1st since this is a tier list, the placement on characters will
not only circulate on power alone, but characters being able to beat the other characters.
Meaning that people that someone in B-tier has reasonably large chance of beating those
in C-tier.
Second, if I put a character ahead of another character, then that means I see them as being
possibly stronger, easy to grasp.
Now, I’m going to go over characters and tell you why I put them in their tiers, but
I have something to do before hand.
So, I had this little tier made before hand.
This one is based purely off physical strength, and I’m pretty no one is really going to
be that surprised on it.
Especially since Jonathan is the largest out of all of them too, and his hamon had helped
contribute to his already large amount of strength.
Now we’re done with this little list so that I could put at S to easy my spirit, let’s
get into the actual one.
C-Tier In C-Tier we’re going to have both hamon
users here.
Now this doesn’t mean they’re bad in general, it’s just falling in comparison.
Hamon alone is not bad, with it you have so many uses.
Specifically mind control and healing, and it also boosts human attributes.
The problems I had found is that you can only do so much with hamon when working with techniques,
and a lot of them are based on close combat.
Even when they aren’t close combat based, there aren’t that many techniques that are
instantly applicable in fights.
Joseph being the more tactical one can work a lot with his surroundings and what his enemy
is using, but if we were to make it a pure 1v1 with no items, it would be difficult.
That’s what a lot of fighting in hamon combat is, making the best of what you have and your
environment, but if we were just supposed to drop characters in an empty white room
against who knows who, it’d be difficult.
Forgot to mention that I put Johnny Act 1 at the end of this.
While I do hold spin in high regards, both Jonathan and Joseph are strong enough to put
Johnny down with ease.
B-Tier In B-tier we have Act 2 Johnny, and to be
fully honest I see him doing well against a lot of the stand users mentioned here.
Not when it comes to close combat, he gets blitzed by almost everyone, but with range
he could do well.
Act 2 is when Johnny had achieved the direction of the Golden Rectangle, where a black hole
is made after a shot is made in contact with the object or opponent.
Plus, you can’t do something to get rid of these shots like restoring them back or
moving them to a different dimension because it’s a void now.
I can honestly say that I can put Act 2 Johnny against few of those higher than him, but
there’s more factoring to take note of in specific fights so I’ll leave that alone
for now.
A-Tier In A-Tier, in order.
We have Johnny Act 3, Josuke, Giorno, and Jolyne.
This one was very difficult to do.
Reminder that I put certain characters ahead of others due to the more likely chance they
win in scenarios.
Specifically, for Josuke and Giorno, I believe that this is a very difficult fight to fully
go about.
When it comes to a close combat fight, Josuke with Crazy Diamond is enough to blitz when
he’s been aggravated and even when it would just be a regular fight without bloodlust,
Crazy Diamond is more likely to win.
His ability of restoration also comes into play when Giorno has his life giver ability
in the works.
So, it’s possible that instead of reflecting damage, he just brings whatever was brought
to life back to normal.
If not Josuke ahead of Giorno, I’ll put them as equal since this is probably the most
50/50 matchup you could see here.
Johnny Act 3 is put ahead of all of them with how strong the spatial wormhole is.
Plus, none of them have anything to do against the attack aside from dodging and directly
attacking Johnny.
You can’t restore the shot, you can’t cancel it out by turning it into something
else, and you can’t use string in anyway to stop it.
Though I will say there’s a lot of good in Stone Free specifically.
Being able to stitch herself up is one thing, but turning your body into mobius strips and
bullet catching strings is great.
I see Johnny and Giorno being one the more tactical fighters here, but once you put these
guys on an empty field for fights, they really have to focus purely on what they have.
Sometimes it’s enough though, due to Johnny’s main weapon being on his hands and Giorno
can uses what’s on his clothes.
S-Tier Now, originally, I was going for the whole
“whose power would be ahead of who” here.
I found out it makes more sense on levels of how fatal it is.
In order, it’s Johnny Act 4, Jotaro with Star Platinum: The World but he’s right
coming off the Dio fight, and Gappy.
If Star Platinum didn’t have time stop, I’d want to put Gappy ahead of him because
the Plunder and how much it can steal is ridiculous.
The problem is that Star Platinum is way too strong to be put behind Gappy, so his spot
is solidified.
I problem I personally have is that I think I’d actually put Johnny in double S-tier
since he’s definitely ahead of both Jotaro and Gappy by a good amount.
You know what, yeah never mind what I said about Act 4 being here in S.
SS-Tier He’s in double S. Dimension breaking, infinite
rotation, A’s in Power, durability, and range.
Phenomenal stand.
Strongest Ora Ora I almost forgot this, so a friend had asked
me who would have the strongest Ora Ora and it’s interesting in my opinion.
One problem is that I don’t think I can include Joseph in this since he’s the one
Joestar that doesn’t Ora Ora.
So, I think that it’s obvious that if I started with S-Tier here, and we have Prime
Star Platinum and Crazy Diamond.
I had seen Crazy Diamond as the faster stand, but that’s only because Jotaro was at his
prime self.
I’m sure that Star Platinum in part 3 could take Crazy Diamond.
For A-Tier, I have Tusk Act 4, Jonathan Joestar, and Stone free.
I’m pretty close to putting Jonathan ahead of Tusk due to him being human and almost
as strong as a stand, plus his Ora Ora can launch as far Crazy Diamond and he was doing
that to a building level zombie.
But, for the sake of making it easier I’m just going to keep him behind Tusk.
Stone Free still coming in strong though ahead of those in B.
The ones in B-Tier are Gold Experience, and Soft and Wet.
Their punches are as strong as a human can get around that time, but they aren’t at
the level that Jonathan is.
Though they can be pretty effective even when not being that strong, because the focus on
their abilities and just have their Ora’s as finishers.
Which if we’re being real, the Ora Ora is a finishing move for most of the Joestars.
Except Star Platinum that’s his whole gimmick.
X-Tier Now, it looks like we should be done.
That’s until you bring out MR.
X TIER HIMSELF.
HAIR FLOWING, STAND GLOWING, GOLD EXPERIENCE REQUIEM FOR ALL OF YOU.
WHAT DOES HE DO?
HE DOES THIS.
“This has been one of the more requested videos, because a lot of people want to see
their Joestar be the best.”
You know why we’re back here?
The rest of the video didn’t happen.
I mean what rest of the video, hello, nice to meet you.